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I’ve been testing a lot of AI search tools lately, and I keep running into the same three issues: Accuracy with sources — either the responses don’t cite sources at all, or when th…

I’m curious what this community thinks: if an AI-powered search engine launched that significantly reduced hallucinations, improved transparency, and always cited its sources—would…

What kind of AI product?

Right - that's what I'm thinking as well.

I like Perplexity and was excited to try Comet - but I'm failing to see the significant value Comet is providing apart from simply being a browser. Thoughts?

Yes, and this is exactly why I'm creating a tool to address the slop and inaccuracy issues.

This is great - thank you!

Thank you for your comment.

I'm building an AI search tool (Zyruh) and I’m curious about what would truly motivate someone to leave their current AI search solution—whether that’s Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity,…

HN vs. Reddit Which one do you think is better for launching an idea, getting technical input, or sparking thoughtful discussion — and why? What do you see as the main pros and con…

Like many here, I’m frustrated with AI search tools that make things up without clear citations, agree with everything instead of thinking critically, and forget context in longer …

Perplexity has been growing fast as an AI search tool, blending conversational answers with cited sources and real-time web data. I’m curious how the HN community sees it: Do you u…

For those who’ve been using ChatGPT-5, I’m curious how you feel about it—especially regarding three areas that seem to challenge current LLMs: Hallucinations & Transparency – Still…

There’s no shortage of large language models—ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Mistral, Gemini, and more. Each has its strengths and quirks. I’m curious: which one do you find yourself …

Makes sense. Is there another LLM you're using for this that works better than GPT?

Yeah, its irritating b/c I find myself wanting to trust - but its difficult due to its inconsistency.

No - just a frustrated consumer.

So, are you preferring a UX that feels more human?

The question is, "does it know there's a problem?"

So, what other LLMs does anyone recommend?

That's what happens when you're first to market.

LLMs need regular transparency - fact checking so the user can verify an validate accuracy.